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why does en.wiki call all German Ministerpräsidenten minister-president exept for the Ministerpräsidenten of Lower Saxony which en.wiki calls prime minister - that does not make much sence doesn't it? 178.210.114.106 ( talk) 16:13, 30 January 2013 (UTC)
Bei Euch auf dem " Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland", Britannien, London, Vereinigtes Königreich, United Kingdom, Wales, Schottland, Ireland leben 17.000.000 Millionen Menschen "Yes Brexit". "Die sagen all, wir leben auf der Insel im Atlantik" (siehe Karte https://www.google.se/maps/@52.8061121,-1.2638921,397089a,35y,270h/data=!3m1!1e3). Der Deutsche Bundestag hat ein Bundesgesetz verabschiedet, die Europäische Union ist sich nicht einig (EU-Kommission sagt JA, Europäisches Parlament sagt NEIN), dass die 35 Millionen Menschen die vom Deutschen Staat bezahlt werden (25 Millionen deutsche Rentner) auf der Insel (ohne Ireland) in den Monaten Juni 2017, Juli 2017, August 2017, September 2017' fuer jedes Auto 50 Pfund und fuer jede Person 50 Pfund pro Person pro Tag (24 Stunden) (100 Pfund) bezahlen muessen fuer eine nach Deutschen Vorbild Jahr 2017 per Bundesgesetz verabschiedete Infrastrukturabgabe (Fahrzeug (PKW, LKW, BUS)- Maut) bezahlen sollen. Eine Bahnfahrt von Hamburg (SPD) nach Muenchen (CSU) bei der Deutschen Bahn (deutschebahn.de; db.de) kostet pro Person 120 Euro (Zugfahrtzeit 5-6 Stunden ICE) 192.121.232.253 ( talk) 07:17, 5 April 2017 (UTC)
I don't speak German, so I didn't want to mess around with the citation without knowing what it says, but it seems like this part should be removed from the "early life and family" section:
"and, in honor of his father, devoted crypto-Fascist." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:8805:9205:E00:418C:42E6:FA7B:C227 ( talk) 04:16, 8 May 2017 (UTC)
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A Wikipedia editor I know from German Wikipedia already has deleted the whole information about the increase in arms sales, so I only restored the old information (i.e. the information before my edit) to avoid an edit war and retain the bigger part of the information. But I think that my information is based on a reliable source ( Deutsche Welle) and does belong to that section.-- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 12:24, 3 March 2018 (UTC)
The user TheRandomIP wants to have it out, I disagree with that. Therefore I ask for others to look at it. -- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 18:02, 4 March 2018 (UTC)
I've read the above and would appreciate some clarifications: What sources does each of you have, irrespective of language, to support their position? Please quote as accurately as you can in English. Also, could you please summarize your understanding of the relationship between the office of the German Minister of Foreign Affairs and the exportation of arms from Germany? François Robere ( talk) 13:56, 5 March 2018 (UTC)
@François Robere: The War Weapons Control Act refines article 26 of the federal constitution. Arms exports must be authorized by the federal government. The federal government, i.e. the chancellor and the ministers decide by default as a body but can delegate that decision to the minister for economics and technology affairs, see section 11(2) number 4. And that was usually the case, that the minister of technology and economics had that authority. But responsiblities are now blurred with the federal security council ( de:Bundessicherheitsrat), consisting of the chancellor and key ministers (including the minister for economics) where advance-decisions are made. Before chancellor Gerhard Schröder, the security council (whose meetings are secret) had to decide unanimously. So the minister for economics could at least prevent an arms deal. Now it decides by majority. It's unclear if the minster for economics can in practice oppose that decision. Sigmar Gabriel, who was chairman of the SPD and vice chancellor and minister for economics in the first 3 years (in the last he changed to minister for foreign affairs) said that he wants to reduce the arms exports, but the contrary occurred, they rose to an all time high whereby the whole exports decreased. But it is claimed that he has been outvoted in the federal security council. But most press articles still treat him as the one most responsible for the arms exports, e.g. Massive criticism of Sigmar Gabriel Arms exports on record course (2015) -- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 19:25, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
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Foreign policy of the Angela Merkel government or some similar article, but an implication of partial responsibility can be made here (eg. "failed to prevent", "has been criticized by"). I propose the following as an example, based on the revised current text:
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why does en.wiki call all German Ministerpräsidenten minister-president exept for the Ministerpräsidenten of Lower Saxony which en.wiki calls prime minister - that does not make much sence doesn't it? 178.210.114.106 ( talk) 16:13, 30 January 2013 (UTC)
Bei Euch auf dem " Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland", Britannien, London, Vereinigtes Königreich, United Kingdom, Wales, Schottland, Ireland leben 17.000.000 Millionen Menschen "Yes Brexit". "Die sagen all, wir leben auf der Insel im Atlantik" (siehe Karte https://www.google.se/maps/@52.8061121,-1.2638921,397089a,35y,270h/data=!3m1!1e3). Der Deutsche Bundestag hat ein Bundesgesetz verabschiedet, die Europäische Union ist sich nicht einig (EU-Kommission sagt JA, Europäisches Parlament sagt NEIN), dass die 35 Millionen Menschen die vom Deutschen Staat bezahlt werden (25 Millionen deutsche Rentner) auf der Insel (ohne Ireland) in den Monaten Juni 2017, Juli 2017, August 2017, September 2017' fuer jedes Auto 50 Pfund und fuer jede Person 50 Pfund pro Person pro Tag (24 Stunden) (100 Pfund) bezahlen muessen fuer eine nach Deutschen Vorbild Jahr 2017 per Bundesgesetz verabschiedete Infrastrukturabgabe (Fahrzeug (PKW, LKW, BUS)- Maut) bezahlen sollen. Eine Bahnfahrt von Hamburg (SPD) nach Muenchen (CSU) bei der Deutschen Bahn (deutschebahn.de; db.de) kostet pro Person 120 Euro (Zugfahrtzeit 5-6 Stunden ICE) 192.121.232.253 ( talk) 07:17, 5 April 2017 (UTC)
I don't speak German, so I didn't want to mess around with the citation without knowing what it says, but it seems like this part should be removed from the "early life and family" section:
"and, in honor of his father, devoted crypto-Fascist." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:8805:9205:E00:418C:42E6:FA7B:C227 ( talk) 04:16, 8 May 2017 (UTC)
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A Wikipedia editor I know from German Wikipedia already has deleted the whole information about the increase in arms sales, so I only restored the old information (i.e. the information before my edit) to avoid an edit war and retain the bigger part of the information. But I think that my information is based on a reliable source ( Deutsche Welle) and does belong to that section.-- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 12:24, 3 March 2018 (UTC)
The user TheRandomIP wants to have it out, I disagree with that. Therefore I ask for others to look at it. -- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 18:02, 4 March 2018 (UTC)
I've read the above and would appreciate some clarifications: What sources does each of you have, irrespective of language, to support their position? Please quote as accurately as you can in English. Also, could you please summarize your understanding of the relationship between the office of the German Minister of Foreign Affairs and the exportation of arms from Germany? François Robere ( talk) 13:56, 5 March 2018 (UTC)
@François Robere: The War Weapons Control Act refines article 26 of the federal constitution. Arms exports must be authorized by the federal government. The federal government, i.e. the chancellor and the ministers decide by default as a body but can delegate that decision to the minister for economics and technology affairs, see section 11(2) number 4. And that was usually the case, that the minister of technology and economics had that authority. But responsiblities are now blurred with the federal security council ( de:Bundessicherheitsrat), consisting of the chancellor and key ministers (including the minister for economics) where advance-decisions are made. Before chancellor Gerhard Schröder, the security council (whose meetings are secret) had to decide unanimously. So the minister for economics could at least prevent an arms deal. Now it decides by majority. It's unclear if the minster for economics can in practice oppose that decision. Sigmar Gabriel, who was chairman of the SPD and vice chancellor and minister for economics in the first 3 years (in the last he changed to minister for foreign affairs) said that he wants to reduce the arms exports, but the contrary occurred, they rose to an all time high whereby the whole exports decreased. But it is claimed that he has been outvoted in the federal security council. But most press articles still treat him as the one most responsible for the arms exports, e.g. Massive criticism of Sigmar Gabriel Arms exports on record course (2015) -- Nov3rd17 ( talk) 19:25, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
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Coalition governments vary considerably in their operation, depending on composition, political culture and legal requirements. This results in cases where a minister that has a
de jure right to block or approve a certain policy, is
de facto bound by some governmental arrangement, including in some cases the
coalition agreement itself. In such cases the minister in question often compromises, for whatever reasons. This does not imply support, but it certainly implies responsibility; not complete, not sole, but responsibility nonetheless. Most of the removed text belong in
Foreign policy of the Angela Merkel government or some similar article, but an implication of partial responsibility can be made here (eg. "failed to prevent", "has been criticized by"). I propose the following as an example, based on the revised current text:
Note that the "deals" section is lacking both content and a connection to the rest of the section, which makes it more appropriate for a subsection. |
References